New Star Wars Game Idea!

[TunefulMedusa98]

I realized there aren’t any NEW Star Wars that allow you to create your own character, all appearance being customizable, full lightsaber customization. Including having a curved hilt or a normal hilt, as well being able to choose to be a Jedi or a Sith. Both Jedi and Sith have a story planned out, and you get to choose what you say. What you say alters you’re story, including being able to switch sides. The time era should be chosen by the player, old republic, clone wars republic, first order, or even the empire. Since there’s no Jedi order during the first order era you’d be on the resistance team. I believe this is a great idea, and would become a wonderful game, that would make a lot of money! A possible name is Star Wars: ERAS.(oh and multiple save files so you can play different characters and eras)

[TunefulMedusa98]

Also being able to choose to carry between 1 light saber, 2 lightsabers or even a double blades lightsaber. Being able to construct your lightsaber as a youngling would also be a wonderful detail people would absolutely love to see!

[TunefulMedusa98]

I forgot to put that also you should be able to choose your lightsaber dueling form swell as being able to change forms during a battle backed off of a situation, preferably a button on the d pad would be the best option to do so.

[TunefulMedusa98]

Holding lightsabers backwards would be a cold idea aswell

[EA_Darko]

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